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A Flicker Of Light (2000)

by Roberta Kagan(Favorite Author)

3.68 of 5 Votes: 4

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review 1: It amazes me the atrocities that occurred during the holocaust. This is the second book From Roberta Kagan that I have read and again I am astounded at how well written her novels are. If you have been searching for an author that writes a great historical fiction book about the holocaust then you have found her! This particular book had a happy ending along with a few heartaches as well. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable read.
review 2: I stumbled upon A Flicker of Light while going through my friends Kindle, and since we were at the beach, decided to read it. Firstly, I love love love the sketched cover art. (I truly do judge books by the cover, and this one passed!) We follow Petra and Aaron throughout this riveting, sometimes ‘edge-of-your-seat’ and ro... moremantic story set in 1943. Petra is pregnant, running from Germany (already so heart wrenching) and running towards what is hopefully freedom. It is so hard to find a good Nazi era book that doesn’t squander all hope of love and creation. Kagan writes a beautiful tale of two people who probably never would have been together had it not been for the bravery of Petra’s escape. I suggest this book to anyone that wants a different story than they have read before, and finally one with a happy ending. less

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